The Halloween candy is far from finished but now we’re racing towards the holidays. My October 31st was a whirlwind of activity with grandbabykin school parties and trick or treating. Why do I subject myself to all this…for the second time around? Simply because they are only little once and I want to soak up all I can before I’m too old to be able to run this pace this anymore.
And, this year was a special year. Twix was finally old enough to be Snow White. That, in and of itself, doesn’t sound especially significant until you know the back story…….
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away (circa 1989), there lived a four-year-old Snow White with her white, woodland bunny. These were costumes I made for my wee ones for Halloween fun. Little did I know at the time, Snow White would stand the test of time in more ways than one.
When 1991 rolled around, another four-year-old Snow White made her debut with sister princess, Rapunzel (another homemade costume). This one was expected. After all, it took me quite a while to make the Snow White costume, and I was determined to get more than one wearing out of it. I think they both wore it for a couple of Halloweens.
Fast forward to 2013. Five-year-old Peanut donned her Mama and godmother’s costume for another generation of Disney princess trick or treating. Why did I keep this costume in storage so many years? I suppose I simply couldn’t part with the memories.
And this year, at four years old, Twix followed in this tradition. And, a whole new set of memories have been made.
And, yes, the costume will go back into storage now. The Golfer has instructed me to keep it in case she should have a future princess to carry on the tradition.
Even though I missed Thankful Thursday at Brian’s Home, I’m thankful for the opportunities to make memories through photography for my family. I hope after I’m long gone, they will also stand the test of time.
What a wonderful tradition. Snow White over the generations. Excellent.
Have a fabulous day and weekend, Lisa. Your babies are adorable. ♥
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Now that is a precious tradition. My Grandma Katherine made me a princess costume in years gone by, and i wanted it for my girls but it simply fell apart.
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We love it and the pictures are so cute! Hey, thanks for the shout out, the linky is open all week so you can join the Thankful Thursday Blog Hop any old time.
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What cute kids with their cute pumpkins. You are blessed.
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OMG Lisa, these pictures are PRICELESS and ADORABLE! I love Halloween, so I got such a kick out of seeing the various years (and generations) of how the Snow White costume got handed down and reused year after year. And btw, that costume is FANTASTIC! You did an incredible job. The detail is awesome!
Thanks so much for sharing, my friend. This post put a huge smile on my face 🙂
Have a great weekend!
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